Show Notes
Life rarely feels perfectly balanced — and that's the point. This episode explores the "rule of thirds": one-third of your days should feel amazing, one-third okay, and one-third crappy. That's a realistic, balanced life
About Taylor Welch Taylor Welch is an entrepreneur, author, and host of The Deep End a growing media platform exploring the intersection of God, money, business, and psychology. He is also the Founder & CEO of Novos Network, a research and training company focused on identity reform and personal development, offering workshops, events, in-person trainings, and online programs for individuals and entrepreneurs seeking to grow personally, professionally, and spiritually. You can find our upcoming events and workshops here.
Taylor is the author of three books: - The Currency of Heaven: How to Trust God for More Than Enough - Winning At Sales: How to Get So Good People Say “Thank You” For Letting Them Buy - The Wealthy Consultant: Confessions of a 9-Figure Advisor
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